Sentence examples similar to driven by common incentives from inspiring English sources

If only we had a government, driven by common sense rather than dogma, that understood this.

Rather than solely seeking to inhabit the sick role (an internal incentive), malingerers are driven by external incentives: money, drugs, evading criminal responsibility or work.

The reliability deployment is driven by two incentives: the customer satisfaction and the reduction of the warranty cost.

The scale of illegal dumping will increase, driven by financial incentives to save the cost of proper disposal".

It is a recognition that the vast bulk of investment is driven by tax incentives and other schemes.

People's behaviour, driven by such incentives, would determine how they thought and felt about the world.

Younger, experienced professionals are more adept and often driven by fight incentives such as purse or prize money and titles.

Government policies encouraged the privatisation and commercialisation of pastoral lands, driven by economic incentives to intensify livestock production.

Operating conditions are often very poor but demand is rising, driven by cash incentives from the state.

And organizational investments in safety are very much driven by financial incentives than individual incentives.

In a world driven by the dollar, at first it is a bit confusing to understand people being driven by other incentives.